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Definitions from the WebYield (Past Tense)Description:The term "yield" in its past tense form refers to an action or process that has already happened, reflecting the act of producing or giving way. Possible Related Products:Yield SignsYield to the Night (Book) Yield to the Night (DVD) Senses and Usages:1. Verb (Transitive):Definition: The action of producing or providing something. Example Sentence: The farmer yielded a bountiful harvest of ripe tomatoes. 2. Verb (Intransitive):Definition: The act of producing a result or outcome. Example Sentence: After hours of studying, her hard work finally yielded excellent exam results. 3. Verb (Transitive):Definition: To give way or surrender to someone or something. Example Sentence: The police officer commanded the suspect to stop, but he yielded and put his hands up. 4. Noun:Definition: Produce, profit, or income obtained from cultivating land or other sources. Example Sentence: The farmer's yield this year surpassed his expectations, resulting in a profitable season for him. Related Amazon Products:Farm Profits (Book)Agricultural Income (DVD) | ||||
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